So the holidays have come and gone, and you now find yourself with a shiny new iPod Touch or iPhone. Sure, you can listen to music wherever you go now, but what about when you're at home? If you're having company over, chances are your computer speakers aren't going to hack it, and neither are your earbuds. So what's a host to do? Well, luckily there are two new audio solutions taylor made for Apple products that will have you listening to music the right way, whether it's in your studio apartment or 4 bedroom home.

For those who only want audio in one room, iHome is debuting a new iPod stereo at CES. The iHome iP1 looks like it will satisfy the average audiophile while still looking stylish. With 100W of power pumped through two 4" woofers and two 1" tweeters, the iP1 uses a Digital Power Station from Bongiovi Acoustic, supposedly making it iHome's most advanced speaker system ever.

“We are eager to debut one of our most robust home product lineups to date,” said iHome VP Evan Stein on the companies CES lineup. “We are especially excited at the prospects for our most compelling product to date, the iP1 home audio system which represents the cutting-edge in both digital audio reproduction and industrial design.”

While the iP1 is tailored for the iPod, it does include an auxiliary input for other devices, and also comes with a remote control. Price and release date are TBA.

If you're a music lover who wants audio in multiple rooms, then Eos Wireless has an iPod solution for you. The Converge Wireless system offers a transmitter and two different types of receivers. The Group 1 transmitter, while tailored for Apple products (including Mac computers and Apple TV), can handle USB or auxilary-friendly devices. The Group 2 receiver is an amplifier that can connect to whatever your choice of third party speakers are, while the Group 3 receiver takes the amplifier and adds a small 2.1 audio solution.

Eos claims that its Converge system is "truly plug and play without any mind bending setup." Each component of the Converge system is $89.95, and should hit retailers sometime in March.

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